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Show HN: Planlike.pro – New Estimating Tool

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Post by avdept »

Hey folks, want to share the project I've been working on for past few years. It's a project estimation tool which can be applied to pretty much any project, not only software development, but any where you'd want to know cost or time it takes.

Core features:

* Project resources such as engineer, or anybody/anything that you need to include into project

* PDF Export

* Easy features management including drag & drop

* Sorting/filtering/search

* Projects sharing(share with your client via link)

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Post by sbarre »

This is totally in my wheelhouse, but I'd love to be able to watch a quick demo before I commit to signing up for an account.

Whether it's a video or some kind of screenshot-based walk-through.. Just something that will tell me if this is a fit for me.

The abstract imagery on the site don't really convey the experience of using your app, and that doesn't tell me enough.

Good luck!

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Post by avdept »

sbarre wrote: post #3

This is totally in my wheelhouse, but I'd love to be able to watch a quick demo before I commit to signing up for an account. Whether it's a video or some kind of screenshot-based walk-through.. Just something that will tell me if this is a fit for me. The abstract imagery on the site don't really convey the experience of using your app, and that doesn't tell me enough. Good luck!

Hey and thanks for checking out our product. I'd like to run a quick demo for you to show some cool features that we have. How can I contact you?

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Post by tomashubelbauer »

avdept wrote: post #6
tomger wrote: post #4

Scrolling the marketing website on iOS feels choppy. I’d prefer native drag gesture.

Thanks for sharing, will have a look into!

"Fancy" scrolling often breaks my favorite way to scroll: by clicking the middle mouse button and just dragging the mouse relative to the anchor point to control the scroll speed. I'd advise anyone who wants people to stay on their page to just leave scrolling alone, but if you're gonna mess with it anyway, at least consider all of the possible modes of scrolling people use and how your new take on scrolling will affect their experience on the site.
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